Contents • • • • • • Contents [ ] It details the mechanics of the system established at the end of the, in which a divine figure's relative power would be determined by the quantity of their worshipers. Faiths and Pantheons also features the power levels and exact abilities of the various major deities of (those with divine rank 15+), as of 3rd Edition, and has descriptions of the dogmas and churches of all of the intermediate deities, lesser deities, and demigods named in the setting's core rulebook. It even features the names of various monster deities and others unmentioned in the core book, with descriptions of some, as well as 20 for and alike. Publication history [ ] This book was written by and and published in May 2002. Cover art is by, with interior art by,, Brom,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and. Erik Mona commented on the book's design: 'The new design ethic was to focus on building the Realms into an interesting campaign setting for players and DMs, above and beyond an adherence to old material so far out of date a modern-day graduate student could have been in grade school when it first went out of print.

So I did my best to infuse deities like Deneir, Selune, and even poor little Cyrrollalee with interesting, occasionally challenging ideas that they hadn't been exposed to in the long history of the Realms. Download Swtor Unleashed V3.0.0 more. When ground has been covered eleven times before, it's really tempting to just parrot older material, changing the exact wording but not worrying too much about updating the gears that make that material work. For Faiths and Pantheons, I tried to tear some of these gods (particularly some of the lamer ones) to their core concepts and build up from there. That's not to say they're so different as to be unrecognizable--they're the same deities, but some of them have new, hopefully interesting aspects to their characters and motivations that haven't been revealed until now.' Reception [ ].

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Goto [ ] Introduction “Faiths and Pantheons” is the Forgotten Realms book on the deities of the world of Faerun. Within the 249 pages (223 in the hardcover plus the 26 more in the two free web enhancements that Wizards of the Coast offers), all things religious in the Forgotten Realms is touched upon in a way to make it unnecessary to have “Deities & Demigods” to understand it all, although the “Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting” book is still essential here. A First Glance “Faiths and Pantheons” is a hardcover book priced at $32.95 U.S. Now, if you consider that “Book of Vile Darkness” is the same price, yet only has 191 pages, you will likely see what I see – a bargain. The cover of the book has a beautiful painting done by Brom (www.bromart.com) of a godly duel of good versus evil. The picture shows a hero in armor brandishing a glowing sword in the face of a much larger an ugly foe among dark clouds. The interior art is in color.

Carlo Arellano, Todd Lockwood, Stephanie Pui-Mun Law, Wayne Reynolds, Matt Wilson, Sam Wood join Brom in this book to make the same great art that was in the “Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting” book. The artwork of Raven Mimura and others are also included within which is overall very good as well. The interior font size is small, which is typical and helps me swallow the price a little easier. I personally love the fonts that WotC uses for their Forgotten Realms line of products. Going that extra mile deserves kudos. A Deep Delve “Faiths and Pantheons” is divided into an introduction, four chapters and an appendix, along with two web enhancements.

The eight-page introduction provides explanations on native and immigrant deities, pantheons, dead deities, faiths, understanding the deity statistics, worshipping fiends, levels beyond 20th, deity synergy bonuses, deity spell casting, reading the deity entries, the granting of divine spells, and the handling of experience points for divine encounters. I liked the “Worshipping Fiends” sidebar the best, as it opens up ways to use “Book of Vile Darkness” rather nicely. The first chapter is seventy-eight pages and is titled “Major Deities of Faerun”.